Sentence examples for each pronouncement from inspiring English sources

"As the czar makes each pronouncement," predicts David Rothkopf, a former Commerce Department official, "every one of those guys is going to stand up, one by one, and say 'Excuse me, I have to make a phone call.' They'll be dialing back to members of Congress, looking to neutralize everything the czar is doing".

And each pronouncement of intentions and methodology seems to be worse than the last.

What deserves equal attention is how fervently bloggers and social media leaped on each pronouncement, like a validation that "if these guys said it, then I know what I saw in the movies must be true".

The men in their veterans caps, the older women with fresh perms, the eager Young Republican club members... turned to one another after each bold pronouncement, nodding in earnest affirmation, eyes glistening with patriotism.

The confusing…pauses and seemingly random rises… IN VOLUME that accompany each… pseudo meaningful pronouncement are merely the icing on… THE CORPSE.

When Greenspan was chair, he offered a pronouncement at each meeting about where he thought the economy was going.

After the pronouncement of each name, the crowd would repeat it, with an effect that was softly sacramental.

But what will oor Cheryl bring to the US version of the show – and what does this mean for UK audiences who hang on each no-nonsense Geordie pronouncement; every flash of that entrancing dimple?

In each instance his pronouncements were virulent: the Anabaptists should be hanged as seditionists, the pope was the Antichrist, the Jews should be expelled and their synagogues burned.

The autocratic impulse is best expressed in the first-person singular, a point of view that President-elect Donald Trump the man who made each of these pronouncements—uses with relish.

Yet with each Trumpian intervention, pronouncements insisting on the separation between politics and the games we love to watch and play become less credible.